NEN's got new stuff again...

coinpictures

There goes the credit card...

Picked up a few cheapie (by their standards) pieces.

Great Britain 1936 1d ANACS MS65RB Deep reddish-bronze gem. $39. I'm curious to see this and the next one, since they're in ANACS holders. The vast majority of NEN material is usually in NGC holders, so it will be interesting to compare ANACS standards with NGC. At first glance this one appears to be much closer to red rather than red-brown, but photography plays tricks...




Great Britain 1881 1/3 Farthing ANACS MS64RD 70 pounds ($120) unc cat. $75.00 No pictures on this one. Love those fractional farthings; I try and pick up full reds that aren't too expensive.


Great Britain 1854 1/2d NGC MS64BN Very choice, well struck piece. $119.00. Been eyeing this one for about a week. I already have 3 or 4 examples of this date; it's a common one, but I just love the sharpness of strike and surfaces on it...

spinaker2000

I was looking at that '54 too. Not that I need that date but that one looks nice. Nice selection!!

Aethelred

Why do they have to list new stuff now????

spinaker2000

<< <i>Why do they have to list new stuff now???? >>



Because we are saving for Atlanta!!

cosmicdebris

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<< <i>Why do they have to list new stuff now???? >>



Because we are saving for Atlanta!! >>



Why waste it in Atlanta when I have some stuff for sale
Cosmic needs a gold top.

spinaker2000

I don't see a for sale list!!

cosmicdebris

<< <i>I don't see a for sale list!! >>



You know what I have.

HenriIII

Wonderful and Victoria looks smashing.

coinpictures

They posted some new pics today (some very attractive copper proofs that I can't spring for at the moment), so I picked up a few farthings:

1821. NGC MS64RB. Looks like a fairly nice strike with a decent amount of red demaining.




1865/2. NGC AU58BN. Yeah, I know it's not mint state, but it appears to have nice even woodgrain toning.